Clear morning turns hot: highs near 90°F Wednesday with a slight chance of late storms. Fire Weather Watch possible Thursday for parts of the northern plains.

Wood Partners has started site work on the 252-unit Alta Longmont project in Longmont, adding seven buildings and resort-style amenities. The community is slated for spring 2028 delivery.

Journey added a Denver stop to its Final Frontier farewell tour — Ball Arena will host the band on Nov. 22, 2026. Citi presales begin May 13 and general tickets go on sale May 15.

The University of Utah signed a three‑year MOU with DOE’s National Laboratory of the Rockies to speed critical‑minerals research, workforce training and pilot demonstrations across the Rockies.

Sunny Tuesday warms into the low 80s; midweek heats into the low 90s with gusty afternoon winds and a small storm chance over the foothills.

A bullet fired inside an Aurora apartment traveled through the floor and wounded a neighbor; the upstairs resident faces a second‑degree assault charge.

A landlord on Denver’s 16th Street Mall is facing roughly $2 million in claims after a long-running dispute among cannabis operators reignited in court.

A loaded gun magazine was found on a Frontier flight at Denver International Airport; passengers were deplaned, rescreened and largely rebooked the next morning.

The Colorado Bureau of Investigation says it is leading an inquiry into an officer-involved shooting in Montrose involving an armed suspect; details remain scarce.

Denver City Council will consider an updated preservation ordinance plus a resolution to waive state purchase rights, setting up a clash over saving older apartments versus speeding new development.

Warm afternoon highs around 78°F give way to a 30–40% chance of evening storms and gusty winds; a hot stretch arrives early next week.

Xcel has asked regulators for roughly $356M in higher electric revenue; PUC staff warned cumulative requests could leave customers about 33% higher than three years ago.

A Breckenridge elementary school is at the center of a contentious master‑plan vote after officials flagged roughly $24.7 million in high-priority repairs. Parents and towns are pushing back.